How to add background-sync-plugin to workbox-build











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I've got question regarding workbox and create-react-app v2.
I'm using workbox-build to generate custom service worker, and there is a problem with injecting



const backgroundSync = new workbox.backgroundSync.Plugin('ticketsQueue', {
maxRetentionTime: 24 * 60 // Retry for max of 24 Hours
});


const buildSW = () =>
workboxBuild.generateSW({
globDirectory: 'build',
// importWorkboxFrom: 'local',
globPatterns: ['**/*.{json,ico,html,js,css,woff2,woff,png,svg}'],
globIgnores: ['asset-manifest.json'],
skipWaiting: true,
clientsClaim: true,
swDest: 'build/sw.js',
navigateFallback: 'index.html',
directoryIndex: 'index.html',
runtimeCaching: [
{
urlPattern: new RegExp(`^${apiUrl}/tickets/create`),
handler: 'networkOnly',
options: {
plugins: [
backgroundSync
]
},
method: 'POST'
},
]
});

buildSW();


When I try too execute buildSW() with nodejs it gives a reference error.
ReferenceError: workbox is not defined
How to include it? Or is there any other way?
Thanks










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    I've got question regarding workbox and create-react-app v2.
    I'm using workbox-build to generate custom service worker, and there is a problem with injecting



    const backgroundSync = new workbox.backgroundSync.Plugin('ticketsQueue', {
    maxRetentionTime: 24 * 60 // Retry for max of 24 Hours
    });


    const buildSW = () =>
    workboxBuild.generateSW({
    globDirectory: 'build',
    // importWorkboxFrom: 'local',
    globPatterns: ['**/*.{json,ico,html,js,css,woff2,woff,png,svg}'],
    globIgnores: ['asset-manifest.json'],
    skipWaiting: true,
    clientsClaim: true,
    swDest: 'build/sw.js',
    navigateFallback: 'index.html',
    directoryIndex: 'index.html',
    runtimeCaching: [
    {
    urlPattern: new RegExp(`^${apiUrl}/tickets/create`),
    handler: 'networkOnly',
    options: {
    plugins: [
    backgroundSync
    ]
    },
    method: 'POST'
    },
    ]
    });

    buildSW();


    When I try too execute buildSW() with nodejs it gives a reference error.
    ReferenceError: workbox is not defined
    How to include it? Or is there any other way?
    Thanks










    share|improve this question
























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      I've got question regarding workbox and create-react-app v2.
      I'm using workbox-build to generate custom service worker, and there is a problem with injecting



      const backgroundSync = new workbox.backgroundSync.Plugin('ticketsQueue', {
      maxRetentionTime: 24 * 60 // Retry for max of 24 Hours
      });


      const buildSW = () =>
      workboxBuild.generateSW({
      globDirectory: 'build',
      // importWorkboxFrom: 'local',
      globPatterns: ['**/*.{json,ico,html,js,css,woff2,woff,png,svg}'],
      globIgnores: ['asset-manifest.json'],
      skipWaiting: true,
      clientsClaim: true,
      swDest: 'build/sw.js',
      navigateFallback: 'index.html',
      directoryIndex: 'index.html',
      runtimeCaching: [
      {
      urlPattern: new RegExp(`^${apiUrl}/tickets/create`),
      handler: 'networkOnly',
      options: {
      plugins: [
      backgroundSync
      ]
      },
      method: 'POST'
      },
      ]
      });

      buildSW();


      When I try too execute buildSW() with nodejs it gives a reference error.
      ReferenceError: workbox is not defined
      How to include it? Or is there any other way?
      Thanks










      share|improve this question













      I've got question regarding workbox and create-react-app v2.
      I'm using workbox-build to generate custom service worker, and there is a problem with injecting



      const backgroundSync = new workbox.backgroundSync.Plugin('ticketsQueue', {
      maxRetentionTime: 24 * 60 // Retry for max of 24 Hours
      });


      const buildSW = () =>
      workboxBuild.generateSW({
      globDirectory: 'build',
      // importWorkboxFrom: 'local',
      globPatterns: ['**/*.{json,ico,html,js,css,woff2,woff,png,svg}'],
      globIgnores: ['asset-manifest.json'],
      skipWaiting: true,
      clientsClaim: true,
      swDest: 'build/sw.js',
      navigateFallback: 'index.html',
      directoryIndex: 'index.html',
      runtimeCaching: [
      {
      urlPattern: new RegExp(`^${apiUrl}/tickets/create`),
      handler: 'networkOnly',
      options: {
      plugins: [
      backgroundSync
      ]
      },
      method: 'POST'
      },
      ]
      });

      buildSW();


      When I try too execute buildSW() with nodejs it gives a reference error.
      ReferenceError: workbox is not defined
      How to include it? Or is there any other way?
      Thanks







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          There are a couple of options.



          First, you can switch to using injectManifest mode, and have complete control over your service worker, relying on the build tool to just inject the array of files to precache.



          Second, there is a shortcut options property that simplifies adding in the background sync plugin. The config looks something like:



          runtimeCaching: [{
          // Match any same-origin request that contains 'api'.
          urlPattern: /api/,
          handler: 'networkOnly',
          options: {
          backgroundSync: {
          name: 'my-queue-name',
          options: {
          maxRetentionTime: 60 * 60,
          },
          },
          },
          }]





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          • Thanks for anwser. Last week I didn't saw this option in documentation :) However after trying this out I noticed that generated Service Worker don't pass callbacks functions for queueDidReplay if you put it in options
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          up vote
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          down vote



          accepted










          There are a couple of options.



          First, you can switch to using injectManifest mode, and have complete control over your service worker, relying on the build tool to just inject the array of files to precache.



          Second, there is a shortcut options property that simplifies adding in the background sync plugin. The config looks something like:



          runtimeCaching: [{
          // Match any same-origin request that contains 'api'.
          urlPattern: /api/,
          handler: 'networkOnly',
          options: {
          backgroundSync: {
          name: 'my-queue-name',
          options: {
          maxRetentionTime: 60 * 60,
          },
          },
          },
          }]





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          • Thanks for anwser. Last week I didn't saw this option in documentation :) However after trying this out I noticed that generated Service Worker don't pass callbacks functions for queueDidReplay if you put it in options
            – Daniel Dróżdzel
            19 hours ago

















          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted










          There are a couple of options.



          First, you can switch to using injectManifest mode, and have complete control over your service worker, relying on the build tool to just inject the array of files to precache.



          Second, there is a shortcut options property that simplifies adding in the background sync plugin. The config looks something like:



          runtimeCaching: [{
          // Match any same-origin request that contains 'api'.
          urlPattern: /api/,
          handler: 'networkOnly',
          options: {
          backgroundSync: {
          name: 'my-queue-name',
          options: {
          maxRetentionTime: 60 * 60,
          },
          },
          },
          }]





          share|improve this answer





















          • Thanks for anwser. Last week I didn't saw this option in documentation :) However after trying this out I noticed that generated Service Worker don't pass callbacks functions for queueDidReplay if you put it in options
            – Daniel Dróżdzel
            19 hours ago















          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted






          There are a couple of options.



          First, you can switch to using injectManifest mode, and have complete control over your service worker, relying on the build tool to just inject the array of files to precache.



          Second, there is a shortcut options property that simplifies adding in the background sync plugin. The config looks something like:



          runtimeCaching: [{
          // Match any same-origin request that contains 'api'.
          urlPattern: /api/,
          handler: 'networkOnly',
          options: {
          backgroundSync: {
          name: 'my-queue-name',
          options: {
          maxRetentionTime: 60 * 60,
          },
          },
          },
          }]





          share|improve this answer












          There are a couple of options.



          First, you can switch to using injectManifest mode, and have complete control over your service worker, relying on the build tool to just inject the array of files to precache.



          Second, there is a shortcut options property that simplifies adding in the background sync plugin. The config looks something like:



          runtimeCaching: [{
          // Match any same-origin request that contains 'api'.
          urlPattern: /api/,
          handler: 'networkOnly',
          options: {
          backgroundSync: {
          name: 'my-queue-name',
          options: {
          maxRetentionTime: 60 * 60,
          },
          },
          },
          }]






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          • Thanks for anwser. Last week I didn't saw this option in documentation :) However after trying this out I noticed that generated Service Worker don't pass callbacks functions for queueDidReplay if you put it in options
            – Daniel Dróżdzel
            19 hours ago




















          • Thanks for anwser. Last week I didn't saw this option in documentation :) However after trying this out I noticed that generated Service Worker don't pass callbacks functions for queueDidReplay if you put it in options
            – Daniel Dróżdzel
            19 hours ago


















          Thanks for anwser. Last week I didn't saw this option in documentation :) However after trying this out I noticed that generated Service Worker don't pass callbacks functions for queueDidReplay if you put it in options
          – Daniel Dróżdzel
          19 hours ago






          Thanks for anwser. Last week I didn't saw this option in documentation :) However after trying this out I noticed that generated Service Worker don't pass callbacks functions for queueDidReplay if you put it in options
          – Daniel Dróżdzel
          19 hours ago




















           

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